This booklet encompasses a choice of papers provided on the "European Robotics and clever structures convention" (EURISCON '91) held in Corfu. Greece (June 23-28. 1991). it really is dedicated to the research. layout and functions of technological platforms with integrated intelligence accomplished via acceptable mixing of mathematical, symbolic.

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5 the y-axis is the relative velocity defined as the negative glass velocity divided by the plunger velocity. On the left (when r = Rp) the glass velocity is equal to that of the plunger. On the right (when r = R,) the glass velocity is equal to that of the mold, which is zero. Figure 5 provides the insight into a “fountain effect” of the glass moving faster in the middle of the cavity and slower at the walls. It also shows that the flow rate becomes higher as the cavity becomes narrower. The velocity distribution shown in Fig.

The glass is completely transparent for radiation, and the heat transfer is by conduction. At very large absorption coefficients. the radiation gets absorbed over a very short distance, and the heat rransfer is again mostly by conduction. In both cases the tempcra m distributionsarc straight lims that virmally coincide. At the intermediate values of the absorption coefficient, the radiant exchange in the bulk is active. It supplies an additional mechanism for the heat transfer, and thc temperature gradient in the interior becomes less Flgure 3.

The approach is claimed to produce results consistent with numerous experimental observations. -H. Lu, D. Jesurun, and F. Fenoglio. The model employs the mass, energy, and momentum conservation equations for a thick cylinder with surface tension and buckling. The model simulates the evolution of shape of a fused silica tube under a complex set of thermal and mechanical loads. Fig. 9 illustrates the type of insight gained through computer modeling. As the model is axisymmetric, only one half of the tube &on is shown.